It is demonstrated that a 670 nm visible diode laser, operating in external cavity and without any additional anti-reflection coating treatment on the output facet, can perfectly operate in a single mode regime and can be continuously tuned over a frequency range larger than 18 GHz. The external cavity is closed by a grating and it does not need etalons or other frequency selective devices. The very wide single mode scanning has been obtained by a servo system which locks the internal laser solitary cavity to the external one that is supported by three quartz bars. An example of a linear single frequency scanning is reported where the absorption spectrum corresponding to the 2S --> 2P transition of Li-7 is shown.
Atutov, S.N., Mariotti, E., Meucci, M., Bicchi, P., Marinelli, C., Moi, L. (1994). A 670 nm external-cavity single mode diode laser continuously tunable over 18 GHz range. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 107(1-2), 83-87 [10.1016/0030-4018(94)90107-4].
A 670 nm external-cavity single mode diode laser continuously tunable over 18 GHz range
MARIOTTI, E.;MEUCCI, M.;BICCHI, P.;MARINELLI, C.;MOI, L.
1994-01-01
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It is demonstrated that a 670 nm visible diode laser, operating in external cavity and without any additional anti-reflection coating treatment on the output facet, can perfectly operate in a single mode regime and can be continuously tuned over a frequency range larger than 18 GHz. The external cavity is closed by a grating and it does not need etalons or other frequency selective devices. The very wide single mode scanning has been obtained by a servo system which locks the internal laser solitary cavity to the external one that is supported by three quartz bars. An example of a linear single frequency scanning is reported where the absorption spectrum corresponding to the 2S --> 2P transition of Li-7 is shown.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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